, 1887-06-21
POINTS.

legal business,
D. G. Kelly and wife returned from
Denver last evening.
Wyndham Quln leaves this morning for
his ranch on Powder river.
G. c. P. Webel has returned to his
ranch near Fort Fetterman.
Charles Oelrichs and his former part
ner, Mr.. Mayer, are in town.
G. Moran arrived in town Sunday from
a business trip to New York.
Will. Angstou spent last week in the
Silver Crown mining district.
Mrs. F. A. Meanea and daughter are
back from a trip to California.
Vim. B. Gross, the energetic advance
representative of Janish, is in the city.
Territorial Veterinarian Hopkins is at
Lander, Fremont county, on official bust
ness.
W. j. Garland, the real estate man,
returned TO his home at Pine Bluffs, YES
terday.
JAS. Cook is visiting the ranch of his
father in-law. DR.. Graham, on Running
water river.
Deputy Sheriff Jas. Whitney leaves this
morning for the Chug and vicinity on Off
cial business.
John Cochran, formerly of this city, is
said to be enjoying a very good legal prac-
tice at Rawlins.
Mr.. Findlay Dun, secretary Of the Swan
Land & Cattle company, came in from the
range yesterday.
Bill Becker, the heavyweight painter
for many years in business here, has emf
grated to Denver.
Thomas Smith, formerly cook at a Six
teenth street restaurant, is taking a vaca-
ton for the summer.
Messrs. Sparks & Tinnin, of Wells,
New, formerly leading cattlemen of this
territory, are in the city.
Ii. b. Kelly and daughter arrived Sun
day from Fort Collins, where Miss Kelly
has been attending school.
w. G. B. Allen. secretary OF the Idaho
Live Stock Association. came up from
Denver and ven west last evening.
The Wind River Mountaineer announces
the anticipated arrival in Lander to day of
Mr. George R. Caldwell and family.
Deputy Sheriff Harry Fisher went to
Laramie last night after Bell Drury. who
is wanted as a witness in the lie Roy case.
NJ. d. Altman. who was formerly in
business with H. Altman in this city,
came up from Denver Sunday and went
east Yesterday morning.
Mrs. 7. A. Kent returned Sunday even
ing from the East accompanied by her
son Guy, her daughters Miss Memo and
Laura, and Miss Lizzie Whitcomb.
Mort HANNA and Sam Idelman, who
wheeled to Fort Collins Sunday, re-
turned on the train on account of the
warm weather and dust in Colorado.
Samue! Rosendale, formerly the law
partner of Hon. w. w. Corlett, is in the
city, the guest of A. H. Reel. with whom
he is associated in the cattle business.
Assessor Joe Fisher is back from an
official trip to Chug and the surrounding
country. He says that rain is badly
needed in that vicinity at the present
time.
Marshal Schnitger has returned from a
trip to the ranch at Sheep mountain
owned by himself and his father. He has
just placed a fine lot of mares on the
ranch.
Deputy Sheriff Campbell, Of Douglas,
will leave for that place this morning with
a bench warrant for a man named Gala
paux, who is wanted as a witness in the
lie Roy case.
Mrs. Chas. Smith and her sister, Miss
Park, returned last evening from a visit
of several weeks duration in Greeley and
Denver. They were accompanied from
Denver by Mr. Chas Smith.
j. f. jenkins has returned from an ex-
tended Eastern trip. During his absence
Mr.. jenkins attended the International
Sunday School convention at Chicago, and
a national Presbyterian church meeting at
Omaha.
Mr.. P. Bergersen returned Sunday
night from the Nebraska state shooting
tournament at Omaha. Mr.. Bergersen
expressed himself as perfectly satisfied
with the trip, he having captured a num-
Der Of handsome cash prizes.
Emile Granier, of Atlantic, Wyo., ar.
rived in town yesterday from Paris, where
he spent the winter. Mr.. Granier has
been a resident of this country since 1851.
He is extensively engaged in mining near
Atlantic and backs his great faith in the
country by heavy investments.
Charlie Roath. an old standhv at rho